Ohio casino revenue declined by 3.4% year-over-year in April, totaling $88.5 million according to the Ohio Casino Control Commission. The slight downturn comes despite overall year-to-date growth.
Table games contributed $23.2 million to the total, while slots dominated with $66.4 million in revenue. Despite this drop, Ohio casinos’ revenues for 2025 reached $342.7 million, an increase of 1.6% compared to the same period last year. Explore more on the recent trends in the gambling industry.
Ohio Casino Revenue Breakdown
Hollywood Columbus led the charge with $25.2 million in gaming revenue, while Hollywood Toledo trailed with $20.7 million. This varied performance highlights the competitive landscape within the state’s commercial casino sector.
Meanwhile, Ohio’s sportsbooks showed resilience with a 1.3% increase, generating $73.7 million in April. The online sports betting segment topped the charts with $74.1 million, even as retail sports betting saw a slight loss.
Ohio’s Position in National Gambling
Ohio hosts 14 sportsbook operators, which include racinos, casinos, and mobile betting platforms. With $859.9 million in first-quarter revenues, Ohio ranks fifth nationally, following powerhouse markets like New York, Nevada, and New Jersey.
For a broader perspective, check out the analysis from American Gaming Association on nationwide trends in the gambling industry. Ohio clearly remains a significant player despite the minor setbacks noted in April.
